Evaluation of moral intelligence of healthcare professionals via the “Survey for Measuring Moral Intelligence in the Provision of Healthcare Services”

Moral intelligence -through which an individual makes mental evaluation before taking action about a decision- is important in individual-centered healthcare. Using Lawshe Method, we designed the “Survey for Measuring Intelligence Provision of Healthcare Services” with “equality”, “empathy”, “moral intelligence”, “justice”, “tolerance”, “self-control”, and “politeness” dimensions (α=.966). Age population (physicians nurses) was 36.44±9.52, consisting 517 (65.5%) women, 538 married participants, 653 employed public hospitals, 352 had work experience <10 years. All participants were moral intelligence-sensitive. Those who children, worked private organization, longer more sensitive regard to varied by marital status, frequency working outside normal hours, age groups. “Politeness” between that have >8 hours/day. this survey as skills expected ensure due diligence rights dignity healthcare services.